The Intemperance EC XVIII by RoMa Craft Tobac is a cigar with a real story and great taste. Created by Mike Rosales and Skip Martin, it draws from the 1920s bootlegger era and the old temperance movement. Its name and art nod toward the fight against anti-cigar rules back then. But make no mistake, this cigar isn’t just for looks. It delivers flavor and balance that both new and old cigar lovers can enjoy.
Handmade in Estelí, Nicaragua at Fabrica de Tobacco NicaSueno, the Intemperance EC XVIII uses a silky Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper, smooth to the touch. Under it sits an Indonesian binder and filler leaves from both Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The strength is mild to medium—easy on the throat but full enough in flavor that you notice it.
Light it and you’ll pick up cream, nuts, butterscotch, and cedar, along with a gentle natural sweetness. As it burns down, hints of chocolate and subtle spice appear, touching earth in the finish. Burn is clean, draw is smooth, smoke is rich. This is a cigar you can enjoy any time of day—relaxing after work, sharing with friends, or just taking a moment to slow down. Intemperance EC XVIII isn’t flashy—it’s honest, tasty, and built to please.
Romacraft Intemperance EC XVIII Cigars Details
- Strength : Mild to Medium
- Wrapper : Ecuador Connecticut
- Binder : Indonesian
- Filler : Dominican, Nicaraguan
- Country(Origin) : Nicaragua
- Shapes : Robusto
Sizes of Romacraft Intemperance EC XVIII Cigars
